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Such an empire could be maintained only by means of a triangular or rectangular trade between the various colonies and England . This trade fostered shipping and regional specialization and accelerated the development of the carrying ...
Such an empire could be maintained only by means of a triangular or rectangular trade between the various colonies and England . This trade fostered shipping and regional specialization and accelerated the development of the carrying ...
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British statesmen not only shunned imperial expansion , but were willing and sometimes even anxious to abandon certain colonies . A typical expression of these ideas was voiced by a man who was for years permanent under - secretary for ...
British statesmen not only shunned imperial expansion , but were willing and sometimes even anxious to abandon certain colonies . A typical expression of these ideas was voiced by a man who was for years permanent under - secretary for ...
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The conference at Berlin gave the signal for the vigorous scramble for colonies which is sometimes called the ' Great African Hunt . ' The partition of Africa proceeded rapidly , and was justified only by force and economic necessity .
The conference at Berlin gave the signal for the vigorous scramble for colonies which is sometimes called the ' Great African Hunt . ' The partition of Africa proceeded rapidly , and was justified only by force and economic necessity .
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